Gold Digger is a short film created in 24 hours during my second year of college, along with three team members. It follows a scrap dealer’s desperate search for a dead body, driven by the promise of a reward. The film delves into both the visible garbage in our surroundings and the unseen intellectual decay within society.
It portrays an entropic character redundant yet invisible questioning the layers of human existence. With its raw storytelling and urgent execution, Gold Digger offers a dark yet thought-provoking commentary on survival, greed, and the overlooked corners of urban life.